Merida is a vibrant city full of culture, history and tradition. Here we tell you all about this city and all the places we recommend going.
Hanal Pixan (pronounced ha-nawl peesh-awn) translates to “Food for Souls” in the Maya language. It is a Maya holiday that is celebrated throughout the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. The holiday has its origins in Maya culture, the Mayas believe that the pixan (soul) is what shapes human life. It is said that once the body […]
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In Mérida, you’ll find a great number of contemporary bakeries, where old techniques are used to create classic Mexican breads like conchas and bolillos, alongside modern artisanal spots that bring a new take to traditional recipes. Over the past 5 years there has been a boom in great bread in the city. Here are some
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MONDAYS: VAQUERIA YUCATECA TRADITIONAL YUCATECAN FOLK DANCING AND JARANA The ballet of the Mérida City Council represents the town’s festivities which goes back to the 18th century. Enjoy regional music, dress, and sing along with the traditional “bombas” in this wonderful performance. Monday | Ermita Park (New temporary venue) Monday Hours: 21:00 – 22:00 hrs
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Merida’s burgeoning design scene is a world to explore. The talent in fashion, decor, interior, and exterior design is inspiring. The trend in Mexico in general is deeply rooted in the ancestral pre-Hispanic roots and contemporary innovative ways to interact with our surroundings. Mexico has become a real player on an international level, many eyes
Yucatan is one of Mexico’s vast lands for culture, food, and tradition, and –over the last ten years or so —the gastronomic scene has flourished. Not only is the foodie satisfied with Yucatecan flavors, which are some of the most elaborate in the country but also an awesome offer from around Mexico and internationally. Merida
A Corn Lover’s Paradise: Where to Find Oaxacan Style Food in Merida Read More »
In Yucatan, there are 17 archaeological zones, among them the world-renowned Chichen Itzá, which is declared one of the “New 7 Wonders of the World”. In the following article, we will get to know other archaeological zones that because of their beauty and history, are a must-see destination during your visit to Yucatán. We will
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In Yucatan there are 17 archaeological zones, among them the world-renowned Chichen Itzá “the city on the edge of the well of the Itzaes” that prospered from 600 AD to the 13th century, today we will share 5 archaeological zones with thousands of years of history where we will find ceremonial centers, capital cities and
Unmissable archaeological zones in addition to Chichen Itzá Read More »
The “Neomaya” architecture is an urban architectural creation that forms part of the cultural heritage and represents the Yucatán Peninsula and Mexico on an international level. After the Mexican Revolution, the country embarked on a mission to revive and celebrate its indigenous heritage. This cultural renaissance was expressed artistically through various Neo-Prehispanic styles, with Neo-Maya
Exploring Mérida’s Neo-Maya Architecture: A Journey Through Time Read More »
It’s September and the patriotic vibe is in the air and seen all over the streets with festive lights along Paseo de Montejo and stalls of flags, shirts, toys, and lots of Mexican Red, White, and Green trinkets! And what is more Mexican, than eating the fantastic food that we so love and enjoy here.
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Cantinas, bars and drinks that may seem a bit strange or let’s say unique to this country are a big part of Merida and Mexico’s nightlife. Cantinas A cantina in Mexico traditionally is a kind of bar frequented by males for drinking alcohol and eating free botanas (appetizers), and sometimes singing the blues and passing
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